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⏰ The final USMCA countdown – 14 days to new 50% (section 338) tariffs. 0⃣ Zero news from Liberals on progress or plans on a deal that affects >$500 billion in exports. 🚨 Kate Harrison – Our tariffs are higher today than they were on election day, many Canadians... show more

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🆕 Mark Carney’s constantly changing 🇺🇸 trade war message. ⁉️ Is this failure, incompetence, sabotage or betrayal? What a mess. March 2025: We’re going to talk on our terms. Wait this out, negotiate a good deal. April 2025: You elected me to handle Trump. May 2025: I pressed Trump to lift tariffs. No deal, more work required. June 2025: We’re working hand-in-hand with the 🇺🇸. June 2025: I dropped the Digital Services Tax (DST). June 2025: We’ll have a deal by July 21. July 2025: We’ll have a deal by August 1. August 2025: We have the best deal already. August 2025: I dropped the counter-tariffs. Sept 2025: I dropped more counter-tariffs in secret. October 2025: I met with Trump again & offered a $ trillion in investment but no deal. October 2025: I put Trump on notice about the consequences of not having a deal. October 2025: We will get an even better deal. November 2025: I apologized to Trump. December 2025: A strategy is to not rush into a bad deal. We’re in negotiations about negotiations. January 2026: I had a good conversation with Trump. March 2026: When dealing with Trump, you don’t want to say anything in public that you can’t back up. April 2026: I could get a deal in 10 days. April 2026: A lot of other countries made a bad deal with the 🇺🇸. April 2026: We’ll sprint for a deal. April 2026: I won’t make any more concessions to get a deal. May 2026: Make America Great Again (MAGA). June 2026: It has to be a real deal. July 2026: I’ll keep you posted. July 2026: We’ll know it when we see it. July 2026: We’re at the table; we’ll be having those more intense discussions. July 2026: We’re in a stronger position than when the trade war began. Aug 2026: What does a good deal look like? Ah, er, um, frankly, we’ll have opportunities to discuss in more detail. Thx: cbcwatcher

🆕 Mark Carney’s constantly changing 🇺🇸 trade war message. ⁉️ Is this failure, incompetence, sabotage or betrayal? What a mess. March 2025: We’re going to talk on our terms. Wait this out, negotiate a good deal. April 2025: You elected me to handle Trump. May 2025: I pressed Trump to lift tariffs. No deal, more work required. June 2025: We’re working hand-in-hand with the 🇺🇸. June 2025: I dropped the Digital Services Tax (DST). June 2025: We’ll have a deal by July 21. July 2025: We’ll have a deal by August 1. August 2025: We have the best deal already. August 2025: I dropped the counter-tariffs. Sept 2025: I dropped more counter-tariffs in secret. October 2025: I met with Trump again & offered a $ trillion in investment but no deal. October 2025: I put Trump on notice about the consequences of not having a deal. October 2025: We will get an even better deal. November 2025: I apologized to Trump. December 2025: A strategy is to not rush into a bad deal. We’re in negotiations about negotiations. January 2026: I had a good conversation with Trump. March 2026: When dealing with Trump, you don’t want to say anything in public that you can’t back up. April 2026: I could get a deal in 10 days. April 2026: A lot of other countries made a bad deal with the 🇺🇸. April 2026: We’ll sprint for a deal. April 2026: I won’t make any more concessions to get a deal. May 2026: Make America Great Again (MAGA). June 2026: It has to be a real deal. July 2026: I’ll keep you posted. July 2026: We’ll know it when we see it. July 2026: We’re at the table; we’ll be having those more intense discussions. July 2026: We’re in a stronger position than when the trade war began. Aug 2026: What does a good deal look like? Ah, er, um, frankly, we’ll have opportunities to discuss in more detail. Thx: cbcwatcher

RMC86

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Reporter: How close are you to the first country coming to make a deal with the United States on tariffs? Days, months? Trump: They have to have a deal that we like. We don't want to deal that's a bad deal. I could make every deal in one day if I wanted to. I could do this all in one day.

Reporter: How close are you to the first country coming to make a deal with the United States on tariffs? Days, months? Trump: They have to have a deal that we like. We don't want to deal that's a bad deal. I could make every deal in one day if I wanted to. I could do this all in one day.

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Mark Carney’s constantly changing 🇺🇸 trade deal message in chronological order in 1-minute+. Does this look like someone who has a plan & knows what they're doing? April 2025: You elected me to get a deal. May 2025: I pressed Trump to lift tariffs. No deal, more work required. June 2025: We’re working hand-in-hand with the 🇺🇸. June 2025: I dropped the Digital Services Tax (DST). June 2025: We’ll have a deal by July 21. July 2025: We’ll have a deal by August 1. August 2025: We have the best deal already. August 2025: I dropped the counter-tariffs. Sept 2025: I dropped more counter-tariffs in secret. October 2025: I met with Trump again & offered a $ trillion in investment but no deal. October 2025: I put Trump on notice about the consequences of not having a deal. November 2025: I apologized to Trump. December 2025: Our strategy is to not rush into a bad deal. December 2025: We’re in negotiations about negotiations. January 2026: I had a good conversation with Trump. March 2026: When dealing with Trump, you don’t want to say anything in public that you can’t back up. April 2026: I could get a deal in 10 days. April 2026: A lot of other countries made a bad deal with the 🇺🇸. April 2026: We’ll sprint for a deal. April 2026: I won’t make any more concessions to get a deal. May 2026: Make America Great Again (MAGA). Clips credits: cbcwatcher Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

Mark Carney’s constantly changing 🇺🇸 trade deal message in chronological order in 1-minute+. Does this look like someone who has a plan & knows what they're doing? April 2025: You elected me to get a deal. May 2025: I pressed Trump to lift tariffs. No deal, more work required. June 2025: We’re working hand-in-hand with the 🇺🇸. June 2025: I dropped the Digital Services Tax (DST). June 2025: We’ll have a deal by July 21. July 2025: We’ll have a deal by August 1. August 2025: We have the best deal already. August 2025: I dropped the counter-tariffs. Sept 2025: I dropped more counter-tariffs in secret. October 2025: I met with Trump again & offered a $ trillion in investment but no deal. October 2025: I put Trump on notice about the consequences of not having a deal. November 2025: I apologized to Trump. December 2025: Our strategy is to not rush into a bad deal. December 2025: We’re in negotiations about negotiations. January 2026: I had a good conversation with Trump. March 2026: When dealing with Trump, you don’t want to say anything in public that you can’t back up. April 2026: I could get a deal in 10 days. April 2026: A lot of other countries made a bad deal with the 🇺🇸. April 2026: We’ll sprint for a deal. April 2026: I won’t make any more concessions to get a deal. May 2026: Make America Great Again (MAGA). Clips credits: cbcwatcher Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

RMC86

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🚨 BIG BREAKING India and the US are close to FINALIZING a major TRADE DEAL that could CUT tariffs on Indian EXPORTS from 50% to 15–16% 🇮🇳🤝🇺🇸 Deal may also see HIGHER imports of US corn & ethanol and a gradual REDUCTION in Russian oil purchases. (Mint)

🚨 BIG BREAKING India and the US are close to FINALIZING a major TRADE DEAL that could CUT tariffs on Indian EXPORTS from 50% to 15–16% 🇮🇳🤝🇺🇸 Deal may also see HIGHER imports of US corn & ethanol and a gradual REDUCTION in Russian oil purchases. (Mint)

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🚨 #BREAKING: President Trump announces a MAJOR trade deal with the United Kingdom This ended up being a HELL of a deal for us! ✅ $6 BILLION in new tariff revenue ✅ US tariffs on imports from UK raised to 10% ✅ UK tariffs on imports from US lowered to 1.8% ✅ $5 BILLION in new exports from the U.S. “The deal includes billions of dollars of increased market access for American exports, especially in agriculture, dramatically increasing access for American beef, ethanol, and virtually all of the products produced by our great farmers.”

🚨 #BREAKING: President Trump announces a MAJOR trade deal with the United Kingdom This ended up being a HELL of a deal for us! ✅ $6 BILLION in new tariff revenue ✅ US tariffs on imports from UK raised to 10% ✅ UK tariffs on imports from US lowered to 1.8% ✅ $5 BILLION in new exports from the U.S. “The deal includes billions of dollars of increased market access for American exports, especially in agriculture, dramatically increasing access for American beef, ethanol, and virtually all of the products produced by our great farmers.”

Nick Sortor

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🚨 BOOM: President Trump just confirmed he's reached a deal with CANADA, the tariffs are paused Keystone XL pipeline is also set to be REVIVED 👏🏻 "We've come to a deal with Canada. As you know, the 50% tariffs across the board were going on against Canada today, and they called yesterday and they gave us the points that we had to have. Very fair deal for both!" "The tariffs will be non-existent for our farmers. Our farmers were paying tremendous tariffs into Canada, and those tariffs are going to be totally visceral down to zero." "We're doing certain things, we've got to give something, and we're doing certain things. They were paying a high number, we're reducing it a little bit. It's good for everybody."

🚨 BOOM: President Trump just confirmed he's reached a deal with CANADA, the tariffs are paused Keystone XL pipeline is also set to be REVIVED 👏🏻 "We've come to a deal with Canada. As you know, the 50% tariffs across the board were going on against Canada today, and they called yesterday and they gave us the points that we had to have. Very fair deal for both!" "The tariffs will be non-existent for our farmers. Our farmers were paying tremendous tariffs into Canada, and those tariffs are going to be totally visceral down to zero." "We're doing certain things, we've got to give something, and we're doing certain things. They were paying a high number, we're reducing it a little bit. It's good for everybody."

Eric Daugherty

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During the election, Liberals campaigned on standing up to Trump and securing the best trade deal with the U.S. Today, after Trump scrapped negotiations, they claim it was never in our control to begin with. They're basically admitting their entire election campaign was a lie!

During the election, Liberals campaigned on standing up to Trump and securing the best trade deal with the U.S. Today, after Trump scrapped negotiations, they claim it was never in our control to begin with. They're basically admitting their entire election campaign was a lie!

govt.exe is corrupt

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With a couple hours to go before new tariffs come into place, the Canadian side still says there’s more work to do—but Donald Trump is more positive, saying a deal should be had. Optimism not share by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who got involved in negotiations and made it clear he thinks it’s a bad deal for the U.S., sources tell Global News. Multiple Canadian businesses and labour leaders we’ve spoken to also aren’t happy with the deal based on details that have been reported. That unhappiness spilled over on a call with a senior Canadian official, who said this is the best possible deal for Canada— a line that went over poorly with some, who are unhappy Canada seems set to formalizing U.S. tariffs at a level similar to where they were at start of the trade war #cdnpoli

With a couple hours to go before new tariffs come into place, the Canadian side still says there’s more work to do—but Donald Trump is more positive, saying a deal should be had. Optimism not share by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who got involved in negotiations and made it clear he thinks it’s a bad deal for the U.S., sources tell Global News. Multiple Canadian businesses and labour leaders we’ve spoken to also aren’t happy with the deal based on details that have been reported. That unhappiness spilled over on a call with a senior Canadian official, who said this is the best possible deal for Canada— a line that went over poorly with some, who are unhappy Canada seems set to formalizing U.S. tariffs at a level similar to where they were at start of the trade war #cdnpoli

Mackenzie Gray

60,974 просмотров • 2 дней назад

So Carney admitted today that he lied through his campaign & through most of the summer that he could get a deal done with Trump. Now the Canadians who were relying on him, and who many are running out of time need to wait for the USMCA deal? 2026 is going to be a disaster in Canada.

So Carney admitted today that he lied through his campaign & through most of the summer that he could get a deal done with Trump. Now the Canadians who were relying on him, and who many are running out of time need to wait for the USMCA deal? 2026 is going to be a disaster in Canada.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

120,261 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump announces he's struck a TRADE DEAL with Canada, moments before Canada was set to get hit 50% tariffs across the board Canada is ELIMINATING tariffs on American farm goods "[Canadian] tariffs will be NONEXISTENT for our farmers. Our farmers were paying TREMENDOUS tariffs into Canada, and those tariffs are going to be totally EVISCERATED. Down to ZERO."

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump announces he's struck a TRADE DEAL with Canada, moments before Canada was set to get hit 50% tariffs across the board Canada is ELIMINATING tariffs on American farm goods "[Canadian] tariffs will be NONEXISTENT for our farmers. Our farmers were paying TREMENDOUS tariffs into Canada, and those tariffs are going to be totally EVISCERATED. Down to ZERO."

Nick Sortor

579,111 просмотров • 5 дней назад

When the Prime Minister promises a deal on tariffs, a response of “Who cares?” when asked about his progress is the last thing people want to hear. Leadership isn’t about indifference. Canadians need leaders who recognize the storms people are navigating and have the courage to stand with them during an economic storm.

When the Prime Minister promises a deal on tariffs, a response of “Who cares?” when asked about his progress is the last thing people want to hear. Leadership isn’t about indifference. Canadians need leaders who recognize the storms people are navigating and have the courage to stand with them during an economic storm.

Dr. Leslyn Lewis

13,151 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Latest : 🚨Zero Tariffs or Bust? Here’s what Poilievre is demanding vs what the negotiations actually look like Poilievre just set a very high bar for what he will call a “success” in the Canada-U.S. trade talks. He says the deal will only count as a win if it delivers: • Zero tariffs on steel • Zero tariffs on aluminum • Zero tariffs on autos • Zero tariffs on lumber • And a full exemption from the Buy American Act That’s the standard he is holding Mark Carney to. Here’s the reality of what is actually on the negotiating table right now:⚖️ Steel: 50% → talks are about 10-15% inside a quota Aluminum: 50% → single-digit % inside a quota Autos: 25% → cut to 10-15% Lumber: ~10%+ → minimal or no real relief expected Full Buy American exemption? Not seriously on the table. The U.S. Trade Representative has already said any deal “will include tariffs.” Canada’s Finance Minister has acknowledged there will be “a price” for access to the American market. Just avoiding the new 50% tariffs set to kick in Friday would still help Canadian workers! Poilievre calling anything short of zero tariffs + Buy American exemption a “failure” is setting a bar that the talks were never designed to clear. Canadians : Is Poilievre’s standard fair… or is it designed to ensure he can declare any outcome a loss? #cdnpoli #polqc

Latest : 🚨Zero Tariffs or Bust? Here’s what Poilievre is demanding vs what the negotiations actually look like Poilievre just set a very high bar for what he will call a “success” in the Canada-U.S. trade talks. He says the deal will only count as a win if it delivers: • Zero tariffs on steel • Zero tariffs on aluminum • Zero tariffs on autos • Zero tariffs on lumber • And a full exemption from the Buy American Act That’s the standard he is holding Mark Carney to. Here’s the reality of what is actually on the negotiating table right now:⚖️ Steel: 50% → talks are about 10-15% inside a quota Aluminum: 50% → single-digit % inside a quota Autos: 25% → cut to 10-15% Lumber: ~10%+ → minimal or no real relief expected Full Buy American exemption? Not seriously on the table. The U.S. Trade Representative has already said any deal “will include tariffs.” Canada’s Finance Minister has acknowledged there will be “a price” for access to the American market. Just avoiding the new 50% tariffs set to kick in Friday would still help Canadian workers! Poilievre calling anything short of zero tariffs + Buy American exemption a “failure” is setting a bar that the talks were never designed to clear. Canadians : Is Poilievre’s standard fair… or is it designed to ensure he can declare any outcome a loss? #cdnpoli #polqc

🇨🇦 Annie Dufour

30,398 просмотров • 5 дней назад

Joly today talking in Fredericton. It’s amazing how their messaging changed from “Trump tariffs bad” to, we have the best deal. If we have the best deal then why are they getting away with blaming all of our problems on tariffs? You can’t have it both ways. She also claims that we are the 3rd most competitive Country in A.I. ya ok, we aren’t even top 10. Notice how she will choke on those words.

Joly today talking in Fredericton. It’s amazing how their messaging changed from “Trump tariffs bad” to, we have the best deal. If we have the best deal then why are they getting away with blaming all of our problems on tariffs? You can’t have it both ways. She also claims that we are the 3rd most competitive Country in A.I. ya ok, we aren’t even top 10. Notice how she will choke on those words.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

47,264 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Canada is set to get a reduction on current U.S. steel, aluminum and auto tariffs (but unlikely on softwood) as a part of a deal with the US, according to a source with direct knowledge of the talks Some of what Canada has moved on, dairy quota’s and the feds have put the ball in the provinces court, put US booze back on the shelf or there won’t be a deal Chief Canadian negotiator Janice Charette remains in Washington for talks that are continuing, mainly on autos but even if the deal is finalized, there will still be multiple auto issues that need to be dealt with during proper free trade talks The view of the Carney government, the current deal being discussed is better for most provinces and for Canada, compared than having the threatened 50% tariffs coming into place and business having less certainty To persuade sectors and/or provinces who are unhappy, watch for new policy or financial measures from the Carney government that could help make what’s in the deal more palatable #cdnpoli

Canada is set to get a reduction on current U.S. steel, aluminum and auto tariffs (but unlikely on softwood) as a part of a deal with the US, according to a source with direct knowledge of the talks Some of what Canada has moved on, dairy quota’s and the feds have put the ball in the provinces court, put US booze back on the shelf or there won’t be a deal Chief Canadian negotiator Janice Charette remains in Washington for talks that are continuing, mainly on autos but even if the deal is finalized, there will still be multiple auto issues that need to be dealt with during proper free trade talks The view of the Carney government, the current deal being discussed is better for most provinces and for Canada, compared than having the threatened 50% tariffs coming into place and business having less certainty To persuade sectors and/or provinces who are unhappy, watch for new policy or financial measures from the Carney government that could help make what’s in the deal more palatable #cdnpoli

Mackenzie Gray

93,592 просмотров • 5 дней назад

Crisis Carney’s big moment: selling “no deal is better than a bad deal” after Canada really, really wanted a deal Catherine Cullen on CBC just admitted the quiet part out loud: Mark Carney now has to explain to premiers, businesses, and Canadians why the crisis he was elected to handle is getting worse on his watch. Small family shops in BC already talking layoffs. Auto sector sweating. Premiers who were hoping for a deal now staring at tariffs, counter-tariffs, and escalation talk from the US side This was job number one. This was why he was elected. The guy who sold himself as “I’m good in a crisis” gets to prove it by defending the outcome where optimism evaporated at the 11th hour and everyone is left scrambling Rare moment of clarity from the network that spent months elbows-up cheering him into office. Don’t hold your breath waiting for them to dig into GFANZ, Carney's claims of prior Trump dealings, or any of the other awkward questions. The CBC script never goes there No deal better than a bad deal… until the bills start arriving Catherine Cullen Mark Carney

Crisis Carney’s big moment: selling “no deal is better than a bad deal” after Canada really, really wanted a deal Catherine Cullen on CBC just admitted the quiet part out loud: Mark Carney now has to explain to premiers, businesses, and Canadians why the crisis he was elected to handle is getting worse on his watch. Small family shops in BC already talking layoffs. Auto sector sweating. Premiers who were hoping for a deal now staring at tariffs, counter-tariffs, and escalation talk from the US side This was job number one. This was why he was elected. The guy who sold himself as “I’m good in a crisis” gets to prove it by defending the outcome where optimism evaporated at the 11th hour and everyone is left scrambling Rare moment of clarity from the network that spent months elbows-up cheering him into office. Don’t hold your breath waiting for them to dig into GFANZ, Carney's claims of prior Trump dealings, or any of the other awkward questions. The CBC script never goes there No deal better than a bad deal… until the bills start arriving Catherine Cullen Mark Carney

cbcwatcher

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With the deadline hours away, Vassy Kapelos says negotiators remain extremely tight-lipped on both the Canadian and U.S. sides. One briefed source indicated a potential deal has reached the desks of PM Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, though Kapelos stressed this needs further corroboration. Multiple Canadian sources confirm USTR Jamieson Greer signaled that a mutually satisfactory arrangement is possible, but the final call rests solely with Trump Possible outcomes include: both leaders signing off (averting tariffs), enough progress for a delay/extension past midnight, or imposition of the Section 232 tariffs. Those tariffs would hit roughly 5% of Canadian exports (~$20 billion) and many small and medium-sized businesses Politically, Carney faces high stakes. Public polling has backed his “no deal is better than a bad deal” stance so far, but new tariffs would undercut that argument and invite scrutiny against his campaign promises on handling Trump. Even a deal could create friction with premiers (e.g., forestry concerns for B.C.’s Eby, auto sector for Ontario’s Ford) over issues like counter-tariffs and market access Kapelos “I know for a fact from multiple sources on the Canadian side that the USTR Jamison Greer has conveyed to them that they could arrive at an [arrangement] that seems satisfactory to both sides. But ultimately, at the end of the day, it is Donald Trump who will alone make the decision…” “the country has largely, according to public opinion polling, been behind him when he says … no deal is better than a bad deal … If those do materialize tonight, that argument isn’t quite as salient…” On premiers and any potential deal: “Is the prime minister able to make this politically palatable for them and for himself in turn? I think that’s a very open ended question.” Vassy Kapelos

With the deadline hours away, Vassy Kapelos says negotiators remain extremely tight-lipped on both the Canadian and U.S. sides. One briefed source indicated a potential deal has reached the desks of PM Mark Carney and President Donald Trump, though Kapelos stressed this needs further corroboration. Multiple Canadian sources confirm USTR Jamieson Greer signaled that a mutually satisfactory arrangement is possible, but the final call rests solely with Trump Possible outcomes include: both leaders signing off (averting tariffs), enough progress for a delay/extension past midnight, or imposition of the Section 232 tariffs. Those tariffs would hit roughly 5% of Canadian exports (~$20 billion) and many small and medium-sized businesses Politically, Carney faces high stakes. Public polling has backed his “no deal is better than a bad deal” stance so far, but new tariffs would undercut that argument and invite scrutiny against his campaign promises on handling Trump. Even a deal could create friction with premiers (e.g., forestry concerns for B.C.’s Eby, auto sector for Ontario’s Ford) over issues like counter-tariffs and market access Kapelos “I know for a fact from multiple sources on the Canadian side that the USTR Jamison Greer has conveyed to them that they could arrive at an [arrangement] that seems satisfactory to both sides. But ultimately, at the end of the day, it is Donald Trump who will alone make the decision…” “the country has largely, according to public opinion polling, been behind him when he says … no deal is better than a bad deal … If those do materialize tonight, that argument isn’t quite as salient…” On premiers and any potential deal: “Is the prime minister able to make this politically palatable for them and for himself in turn? I think that’s a very open ended question.” Vassy Kapelos

cbcwatcher

16,094 просмотров • 6 дней назад

Canadian MP Charlie Angus: He blinked. He choked. Two days ago, he was telling us that if we didn’t give up our nationhood, the tariffs would stay on. Then we hit him with $125 billion in tariffs. We pulled Kentucky booze off our shelves. Then we said, “You’re getting another $25 billion right after that.” The market started to tank, and suddenly, he said, “Oh, didn’t you guys already have a plan to deal with the border back in December? I love that—I’ll take that.” This is Mr. Art of the Deal.

Canadian MP Charlie Angus: He blinked. He choked. Two days ago, he was telling us that if we didn’t give up our nationhood, the tariffs would stay on. Then we hit him with $125 billion in tariffs. We pulled Kentucky booze off our shelves. Then we said, “You’re getting another $25 billion right after that.” The market started to tank, and suddenly, he said, “Oh, didn’t you guys already have a plan to deal with the border back in December? I love that—I’ll take that.” This is Mr. Art of the Deal.

Acyn

1,152,471 просмотров • 1 год назад

Carney is asked "You told Canadians that you would be elbows up and they appear to have largely given you a mandate to get a good deal from the President." "But thus far we have not seen that Canada has gotten basically nothing." "And Canada also had to give one of its bargaining chips when it comes to the digital services tax, something other countries like the UK did not get give up in their deal with the US." "How do you still convince Canadians that you are really elbows up?" Carney "We will continue to work constructively for a deal, but it has to be a deal that works for Canadians and Canadian workers." "And part of the reason why we don't have a deal is that deal is not yet on the table." Mark Carney

Carney is asked "You told Canadians that you would be elbows up and they appear to have largely given you a mandate to get a good deal from the President." "But thus far we have not seen that Canada has gotten basically nothing." "And Canada also had to give one of its bargaining chips when it comes to the digital services tax, something other countries like the UK did not get give up in their deal with the US." "How do you still convince Canadians that you are really elbows up?" Carney "We will continue to work constructively for a deal, but it has to be a deal that works for Canadians and Canadian workers." "And part of the reason why we don't have a deal is that deal is not yet on the table." Mark Carney

cbcwatcher

114,171 просмотров • 1 год назад

Trump refused to say he would drop the 17% tariffs on Israeli goods, because we already “give them four billion dollars a year”. Trump said they are negotiating an entire new trade deal, and that tariffs are still on the table. The narrative that Trump is owned by Netanyahu, is about to go up in flames, and all those who peddled this nonsense will go down with it.

Trump refused to say he would drop the 17% tariffs on Israeli goods, because we already “give them four billion dollars a year”. Trump said they are negotiating an entire new trade deal, and that tariffs are still on the table. The narrative that Trump is owned by Netanyahu, is about to go up in flames, and all those who peddled this nonsense will go down with it.

Clandestine

433,004 просмотров • 1 год назад